You use the host-specific branching instructions to control the execution of a command file in accordance with the specified host.
The host-specific branching instructions can be used before a DCOPT command if the host name is specified in the DCSTART command.
The following host-specific branching instructions are available:
/IF-BCAM-HOST
| HOST-NAME=...,CONDITION=EQ/NE The following commands are processed if the condition for a host-specific branch has been fulfilled (equal to in the case of EQ, not equal to in the case of NE). |
/END-IF-BCAM-HOST | Terminates a host-specific branch which has started. |
The nesting depth of the host-specific branching instructions is limited to one.
IF-BCAM-HOST |
HOST-NAME = <composed-name 1 .. 8> , CONDITION = EQ / NE |
HOST-NAME=...
You use HOST to specify the name of a BCAM host which is to be used for a comparison.
HOST-NAME=<composed-name 1..8>
Name of the host.
CONDITION=...
You use CONDITION to specify the condition under which the commands are processed.
CONDITION=EQ
When the host name is the same, the commands are processed up to the next END-IF-BCAM-HOST statement.
CONDITION=NE
When the host name is not the same, the commands are processed up to the next END-IF-BCAM-HOST statement.